#auditor

• Auricular — Pertaining to the ear or the cardiac auricle; auditory. As a masculine noun, it designates the pinky finger (named so because its size fits the external auditory canal). In linguistics and historical theology, it describes a confession made directly into someone's ear (e.g., auricular confession).
• Hearing — One of the five fundamental senses of humans and vertebrate animals, through which sound waves from the environment are perceived; a complex physiological function performed by the auditory system (ear, acoustic nerve, and cortical centers in the brain), consisting of transforming mechanical vibrations into nerve impulses.
• To hear — To perceive sounds, noises, voices, or acoustic signals using the sense of hearing; to learn about something through the words of others, to find out, or to be informed; (reflexive) to emit sounds that can be perceived by those around.
• Hearing — The act of hearing and its result; the perception of sound waves by the auditory organ or the process through which information or a rumor comes to a person's knowledge; the sense of hearing viewed in its dynamic manifestation.
• Female listener — A female person who hears or listens to a speech, a broadcast, or an acoustic signal; as an adjective, it describes a living being or biological structure capable of perceiving sound vibrations from the surrounding environment.
• Hearer — A male person who hears, listens, or attends an acoustic event; as an adjective, it describes an organism, organ, or apparatus possessing the faculty to perceive acoustic waves from the environment.